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That's it for today from all the team here at Beds, Herts and Bucks Live. 

For the later part of the afternoon we've been reporting on the devastating fire at Cosgrove Hall. You can see a report from our reporter Stuart Ratcliffe on Look East tonight from 18:30 on BBC One. 

Any other reports will be brought to you here. 

We'll be back with rolling news, sport, travel and weather reports from 08:00 on Monday. 

In the meantime, have a great weekend. 

Although the fire is now out at Cosgrove Hall, here's footage from the scene taken earlier by Richard Muller.

It's a sad sight here in Cosgrove.

Looking into the building there are few flames popping up inside and for the fire service it's just a case of dampening down any hot spots.

Crews have told me they will be here for a while, maybe into the night to make sure the fire doesn't restart.

But it looks like there isn't much left to burn. 

There'll be little change from earlier through this evening and overnight, with often cloudy skies and the odd shower possible. 

Whilst the moderate easterly breeze will gradually ease, it will remain chilly with a minimum temperature of 11C (52F).

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The cloudy skies could potentially bring a few further showers through tomorrow. Some brighter or sunny spells are likely as it peaks at 16C (61F).

Get your local forecast from BBC Weather.

I've just arrived at Cosgrove Hall and the building on the inside looks totally destroyed...

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Engines had to bring extra water to tackle the fire...

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East Midlands Ambulance Service has just told us that no-one has been hurt in the Cosgrove Hall fire. 

Paramedics attended but have since left as there was no-one to treat. 

This photo was taken by Simon Phillips from Wolverton and shows Cosgrove Hall on fire in the distance.

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Here's the latest pictures of the blaze at Cosgrove Hall.

It's in the small Northamptonshire village of Cosgrove, near the border with Buckinghamshire.

It is a Grade II-listed building from the 18th Century and is privately owned and has 16 bedrooms.

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Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue says the fire was reported to them at 14:38.

Firefighters from nearby counties are assisting the blaze at Cosgrove Hall. 

We've just been told that crews from Great Holm, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley and Bedfordshire are helping. 

There are no reports of any injuries at this stage, says the fire service.

We've got various calls in to the emergency services to see what we can find out about this blaze at Cosgrove Hall in south Northamptonshire, near Milton Keynes. We'll bring you the latest when we have it.

Do you have any photos or videos of the blaze? Then drop us an email, tweet or Facebook message.

Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue has confirmed there is a major fire at Cosgrove Hall on the county border with Buckinghamshire.

There are at least six crews from Northamptonshire there, along with engines from the neighbouring county.

It's likely some local roads will be affected. It's unclear at the moment if major roads will be affected.

More details to follow.

Signs have appeared around Marlow making it clear the town is open for business, after its suspension bridge was shut last month following damage by an overweight lorry.

They've been made with the approval of Bucks Highways after local businesses claimed they're losing thousands of pounds in revenue, as people can't get to them. 

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They'll be placed by diversion signs to try and help confused motorists get around the area easier.

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The condition of a pedestrian seriously injured when he was hit by a car in Stevenage has deteriorated in hospital.

The 19-year-old suffered head injuries and a broken arm in the collision in Sish Lane in Stevenage Old Town on 25 September. 

He's being treated at Addenbrooke's Hospital.